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  1. 1 tune2fs options
  2. 2 Mount MDF Image files
  3. 3 Mount Strongspace to a folder in Ubuntu

tune2fs options

to shell filesystem mount device ext3 ext2 tun2fs journal by hostmaster on May 07, 2008
// my options for new EXT3 filesystem on second HDD 

# tune2fs -O +dir_index,+large_file -o +journal_data_writeback /dev/sdb2

Mount MDF Image files

to linux image mount mdf by binnyva on Feb 09, 2007
//How to mount MDF images in any given folder

mount imagen.mdf /path/mount_directory -o loop=/dev/loop0


Also here
Mount MDF images in Linux

Mount Strongspace to a folder in Ubuntu

to backup strongspace ubuntu fuse mount folder by manofsteel on Jul 26, 2006 1 Comments
1) Install the software
sudo apt-get install sshfs


2) Add fuse to /etc/modules
sudo nano /etc/modules


3) Add yourself to the 'fuse' group, then log out and log in again.
sudo adduser your-username fuse


4) Create a mountpoint and give yourself ownership
sudo mkdir /media/mount-name
sudo chown your-username /media/mount-name


5) Mount the filesystem
sshfs remote-system-name:/remote-folder /media/mount-name


6) Unmount the filesystem
fusermount -u /media/mount-name


Directions lifted from Ubuntu forums and here also.

For myself, I had better results running the following command in the same directory that the file that I mounted resides in...

sudo sshfs user_name@subdomain.strongspace.com: folder_name


Where folder_name is the name of the folder that you are mounting strongspace to.
3 total

On This Page:

  1. 1 tune2fs options
  2. 2 Mount MDF Image files
  3. 3 Mount Strongspace to a folder in Ubuntu